Hi All, This may be OBE, but I was wondering if anyone had the chance to look at this patch (NIFI-286) and the suggestion for the README doc. Cheers, Jenn
On Tue, Feb 3, 2015 at 11:45 AM, Jennifer Barnabee < [email protected]> wrote: > Happy Tuesday! > > I submitted a patch for NIFI-286 yesterday. It addresses typos in the > Overview that I didn't catch before and adds to the Admin Guide. Please > review the Installation section and the new Clustering section in the Admin > Guide. I welcome any feedback! > > As a side note, I hate that the Security Configuration section of the > Admin Guide is still not done. It would be great to work with someone on > that if anyone is interested (or if anyone just wants to write it :-) > > Also, I have a question about the README document. Now that I can grab the > release as a zip file and just unzip it, I see that the README doc might be > a little confusing. It tells you to go into the nifi-assembly/target > directory to find the build before you can start it. This only applies if > you have to build it first, right? Otherwise, you can simply navigate to > the bin directory to start it. > > Here is the text in the current README: > > To build: > - Execute 'mvn clean install' or for parallel build execute 'mvn -T 2.0C > clean install' > > To start NiFi: > - Change directory to 'nifi-assembly'. In the target directory there > should be a build of nifi. > - Unpack the build wherever you like or use the already unpacked build. > '<install_location>/bin/nifi.sh start' > - Direct your browser to http://localhost:8080/nifi/ > > Maybe we could change it slightly to: > > To build: > - Execute 'mvn clean install' or for parallel build execute 'mvn -T 2.0C > clean install' > - Change directory to 'nifi-assembly'. In the target directory there > should be a build of nifi. > - Unpack the build wherever you like or use the already unpacked build. > > To start NiFi: > - Change directory to the location where you installed NiFi > - '<install_location>/bin/nifi.sh start' > - Direct your browser to http://localhost:8080/nifi/ > > Please let me know if this seems reasonable. > Thanks! > -Jenn > >
